The Professional Master’s Degree is a powerful tool for perfecting health-related practices, including the prevention of violence, as it promotes integration between the university, health services and members of society, offering theoretical and methodological knowledge to those involved, enabling them to systematically analyze the reality of their everyday practice and intervene accordingly: it connects work, learning and research. As a result, it incorporates the expertise acquired in the student’s practice into their learning process and production of knowledge. Furthermore, due to the program’s strong connection to these services, it expands the proposal beyond its stipulated limits, strategically augmenting the effects of the university and of these services.